- Aug 15, 2018
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I would love to see the default deny protection of Comodo in action against the Scorpion Malware.
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+1I would love to see the default deny protection of Comodo in action against the Scorpion Malware.
This one I've tried does exactly that. It opens a full-screen road video Comodo virtualizes it. and closes with ctrl + alt + tab closes.If I remember correctly, using the the cs settings+disabled file rating, it will run the same. Video will start in full screen but it will not do anything after that. You can close the video via ctrl+alt+tab
I don't know if this is the virus. What do you say?
Antivirus scan for 4ea1f2ecf7eb12896f2cbf8683dae8546d2b8dc43cf7710d68ce99e127c0a966 at 2019-01-11 15:19:32 UTC - VirusTotal
This video is the one I followed.Where is the default deny feature of "Comodo" found? Forgive my ignorance. Is it part of Defense+?
What I'm really asking is, is it a part of the AV or FW or CIS or what?
I've been sending this item to them multiple times and yet didn't receive any "human" response from them.I don't think so, because that one is detected by Kaspersky, and Scorpion 3.1 still is not detected, still waiting final verdict after 12 hours
That's really impressive to be honest as it implies that COMODO was actually able to protect the system. From the results at MT it looks like Scorpion is really a sophisticated malware since it trashes vm's even when they are in shadow mode using shadow defender. After restarting from shadow mode users are greeted with a black screen.If I remember correctly, using the the cs settings+disabled file rating, it will run the same. Video will start in full screen but it will not do anything after that. You can close the video via ctrl+alt+tab